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Jonathan Suazo, Carlos Niño, Wayne Horvitz, André 3000 & More
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We open this week's edition with a few projects that represent the essence of the world fusion that is taking place in these modern times, and we close it with a few projects that gravitate around that music catalyst that Carlos Niño is. In between, projects that will let your fantasy fly.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Matthieu Saglio "Temps moderns" Voices (ACT) 0:16
- Host talks 5:30
- Jonathan Suazo "Afro Domi" Ricano (Ropeadope) 7:30
- Itamar Borochov "Ya Sahbi" Arba (Greenleaf) 12:09
- Host talks 18:29
- RDL+ "What's Your Function" Bay Area Bridges Compilation (Self-released) 20:18
- Wayne Horvitz, Lawrence "Butch" Morris, Bobby Previte Trio "Standing Still" Live Forever, Vol. 2: Horvitz, Morris, Previte Trio: New York City, Leverkusen 1988-1989 (Other Room) 27:40
- Host talks 32:27
- Blue Cranes "Sloan" My Only Secret (Jealous Butcher) 35:00
- Will Vinson, Gilad Hekselman, Nate Wood "In My Head" Trio Grande: Urban Myth (Whirlwind) 41:29
- Clément Janinet's La Litanie des Cimes "Triplett Tragedy / The First Oak" Woodlands (BMC) 49:12
- Host talks 54:56
- Thandi Ntuli, Carlos Niño "Piano EDIT" Rainbow Revisited (International Anthem) 57:05
- Carlos Niño & Friends "Boom Bap Spiritual (feat. Surya Botofasina)" (I'm Just) Chillin,' on Fire (International Anthem) 1:01:24
- Host talks 1:04:26
- André 3000 "BuyPoloDisorder's Daughter Wears A 3000® Shirt Embroidered" New Blue Sun (Epic) 1:05:49
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Jonathan Suazo
Ludovico Granvassu
Carlos Niño
Ben Allison
Matthieu Saglio
Itamar Borochov
RDL+
Wayne Horvitz
Butch Morris
Bobby Previte
Blue Cranes
Will Vinson
Gilad Hekselman
Nate Wood
Clément Janinet
Thandi Ntuli
Surya Botofasina
André 3000
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